Osian Ellis
Lieder mit Harfe

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Rango de ventas:	#26 en Barítono #13037 en Música clásica

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Número de artículo:	1987018661

Comentarios / Titulos de las canciónes:

01. "Song of the birds"

02. "A B C"

03. "Song of the miller"

04. "Longing"

05. "The loom"

06. "Song of Gwenny"

07. "By the seashore"

08. "Where are you going to, my pretty maid?"

09. "Morning song"

10. "Where is my love?"

11. "As I walked out"

12. "The old man's ballad"

13. "The slumber song"

14. "Gee up, little horse"

15. "What then is love but mourning"
The Fourth Book of Songs (A Pilgrims Solace) Nr. 1-21 (Auszug)

16. "Sweet, stay awhile"

17. "There is a garden in her face"

18. "Rest sweet nymphs"

19. "Sweet Kate"

20. "Come away, death"

21. "O mistress mine"

22. "Blackbird, wilt thou go?"

23. "Song of the sea captain"

24. "Invitation to Dyddgu"

25. "A sunset poem"

26. "Annabelle Lee"
The immortal hour (Oper) (Auszug)

27. "Faery song"

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'Wales is rich in folk songs, and the art of singing these songs is very much alive today,' writes Osian Ellis to the original note (reprinted in the CD booklet) accompanying this L'Oiseau-Lyre LP. Renowned for his harpistry and to many through his recordings of music by Benjamin Britten (with whom he worked closely), this extremely rare recording, made for L'Oiseau-Lyre in 1961 here receives it's first release on CD. What makes it even more of a collector's item is the fact that Ellis is both singer and harpist on this recording. It ranges from Baroque songs to music from the nineteenth century (Boughton's once-popular Faery Song) to folk songs from Wales, and includes a composition ('O mistress mine') by Ellis himself., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Labelcode IMT5011382.2

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